Nguruvilu

Nguruvilu is a mythical creature from the Mapuche culture. It is a creature that is half serpent and half cougar. This means that it has the head of a cougar and the body of a serpent.

In Mapuche culture, the nguruvilu is believed to live in the water and be a protector of the rivers and lakes. It is said that if someone is not respectful to the rivers or lakes, the nguruvilu may seek revenge.

Some Mapuche people believe that the nguruvilu can shape-shift into different forms, making it difficult to know when it is around. It is also believed that the nguruvilu has a powerful spirit and that people can communicate with it through rituals and offerings.

Overall, the nguruvilu is a very important creature in Mapuche mythology and is considered a symbol of strength, power, and protection.